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The word from out west was that the Los Angeles Angels' hitters have been annihilating the baseball.
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Rick Porcello pitched seven sharp innings, and the Tigers took advantage of four Los Angeles errors in a 2-1 victory over the Angels today.
Jamie Samuelsen contends that while he had his hangups, the Tigers miss the lefty slugger's bat.
The word from out west was that the Los Angeles Angels' hitters have been annihilating the baseball.
The Detroit Tigers have a week of interleague games on tap, beginning tonight against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium (10 p.m., FSD). Follow our updates and discuss the game!
The word 'unbelievable' gets tossed around a lot in baseball. But the following does seem unbelievable:
Tigers manager Brad Ausmus spoke Friday about the upcoming duties of several players:
It was the first loss in 10 games for the Tigers, who had come within two wins of tying the American League record of 11 straight opening victories, set by the 1981 Oakland A's.
This photo of a laid-out Don Kelly and his teammate Austin Jackson, after the Detroit Tiger's outfielder collided with a wall trying to catch a ball in San Diego. He stayed in the game, but Detroit lost, drew 232 caption ideas. You can read the runners-up at ABetterMichigan.com. Come back Wednesday for another opportunity to play Caption This.
Mr. Met, the lovable mascot with an oversized baseball for a head, was working when then-President Bill Clinton and a number of menacing Secret Service agents were in attendance.
Closer Joe Nathan felt as good as he looked when he pitched a flawless ninth inning to lock up the Tigers' 7-5 victory Thursday over the Cleveland Indians at Comerica Park.
Maybe all the Detroit Tigers really needed was a sloppy game to finally clean up at the plate.
Howie Kendrick hit a pair of two-run homers and Albert Pujols added a three-run drive. Drew Smyly lasted three innings as he lost his first start of the season.
It was the longest, toughest Tiger game of the season, but in the end, it was simply another victory. After putting up with three days of rain, four postponed games, hours of uncharacteristic leisure and a 40-degree chill Wednesday night, the Tigers defeated the Kansas City Royals, 4-3, in 10 innings -- their ninth win in nine games.
Aaron Harang pitched no-hit ball for seven innings but was pulled after 121 pitches, and reliever Luis Avilan gave up David Wright's two-out single in the eighth as the Atlanta Braves beat the New York Mets, 6-0, Friday night.
Giancarlo Stanton hit a grand slam with none out in the ninth inning, and the Miami Marlins took advantage of an overturned call on a replay review to beat the Seattle Mariners, 8-4, Friday night.
A relief pitcher for the Tigers is cooperating with police as part of an investigation into an alleged sexual assault, according to a statement today from his attorneys.
Ian Kinsler hit a three-run home run in the Tigers' four-run fourth inning and finished with four RBIs as the Tigers edged the Indians in a sloppy, error-filled game to split their abridged two-game series.
Less than 12 hours after he had Torii Hunter make a rare and ill-fated sacrifice bunt attempt in the eighth inning of Wednesday's 3-2 loss to Cleveland, the Tigers manager still hadn't landed on a definitive position on his crucial call.
Tigers 7, Indians 5, final. Free Press special writer Anthony Odoardi led the chat during today's game between the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians.
A young season often hides blemishes. Concealment attracts contentment. If you can't see it, why worry about it? And you fool yourself into believing that a problem doesn't exist. That's why the Tigers are fortunate that they've only scored a total of six runs in their five losses.
Bowden says of Verlander: 'I could argue that over the last five years, he's been the game's best pitcher. ... When he's pitching like he did in 2012, there is nobody better.
Boesch, who signed with the Angels in January as a free agent, began the season with Triple-A Salt Lake. He played in 23 games last year with New York Yankees after spending his first three big league seasons with Detroit.
'He was on board,' he said. 'He's done it before, it just didn't work out that one time. You're not always going to be successful when you're sacrifice bunting. Everybody thinks it's easy but when a guy is throwing 95 m.p.h., it's not easy.'
As it turned out, after the Tigers' rallies fell short in the eighth and ninth innings, the best news of the day for the home team had come from manager Brad Ausmus in his pregame media session.
It's not often that Justin Verlander faces a pitcher who has more strikeouts for the season than he does. That will be the case today when Verlander opposes Cleveland's hard-throwing young right-hander, Danny Salazar.
Anibal Sanchez walked the first three hitters but allowed only one run in the first. He fell behind 3-1 on Yan Gomes two-run triple in the second -- the Indians only hit in 13 at-bats with a runner in scoring position.
USA TODAY Sports' Ted Berg breaks down the teams in this week's MLB power rankings.
Last year, Danny Salazar opened eyes in two starts against the Tigers. And this year, he'll look to keep those eyes on him. One of baseball's brightest young pitchers, Salazar is scheduled to make his third career start against the Tigers on Thursday in his third start of the season.
(It should be noted that with all players wearing No. 42 in honor of Jackie Robinson on Tuesday, Fielder still hasn't homered in his new No. 84.)
Tuesday's scheduled starter Anibal Sanchez will pitch Wednesday and right-hander Justin Verlander will pitch on Thursday, the Tigers announced, slating Smyly's first start of the season to come during the three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels this weekend.
ESPN revealed today the 25 top-paid athletes in the world, and the Lions quarterback comes in at No. 6 with a yearly salary of $31.5 million. That ranks ahead of No. 7 Tom Brady's $31 million and No. 8 Kobe Bryant's $30.5 million Brady and Bryant have combined to win eight championships.
With a fresh coat of snow draping the Detroit landscape today, the Detroit Tigers-Cleveland Indians game tonight has been postponed. No makeup date was announced, though it won't take place during this week's series.
At 31, he is one of several Tigers older than 30 who yearn for their first World Series title. Others in that group include Joe Nathan, Victor Martinez, Torii Hunter and did this ever happen fast Justin Verlander, who is 31. At this early date, a sense arises that this collective hunger might be the X factor that makes the difference for the Tigers this season.
The ugly secret of the euphoria over the Prince Fielder trade was the fact that the Tigers were actually going to miss Prince Fielder.
Though Kate Upton is generally happy with the hand Mother Nature dealt her, she wishes a couple of her assets were just a bit smaller.
Though the first two weeks of the season are by no means an accurate gauge of how a player's season will go, it is interesting to see how guys are adjusting to their new surroundings.
How would you caption this photo of a laid-out Don Kelly and his teammate Austin Jackson? The Detroit Tigers outfielder collided with a wall trying to catch a ball in San Diego.
Tampa Bay Rays left-hander Matt Moore will miss the remainder of the season after opting to have ligament-replacement surgery today in his pitching elbow.
'I think it's going to be fine,' Dombrowski said of the bullpen. 'We have some guys in our minor leagues that can help us in our bullpen. If anything, it's probably a strength for us, as far as dipping down. We're a way from doing that. We've only played 10 games. We haven't been in sync whatsoever. We've had a lot of off days.'
There were three one-sided season series in the American League Central last season. Two already are going in the opposite direction this season.
Verlander fulfilled his nine-season quest for a hit when he sent a grounder sharply up the middle against Padres right-hander Ian Kennedy in his first at-bat Saturday night.
Padres right-hander Tyson Ross has been much better lately than his career record, which on Sunday he elevated to 10-28.
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Second: LHP Kevin Ziomek, 21, R/L, 6-3, 200, Vanderbilt.
Third: RHP Jeffrey Thompson, 21, R/R, 6-6, 245, Louisville.
Fourth: RHP Austin Kubitza, 21, L/R, 6-5, 220, Rice.
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Sixth: RHP Calvin Drummond, 23, R/R, 6-3, 200, Arizona Christian.
Seventh: CF Connor Harrell, 22, R/R, 6-3, 222, Vanderbilt.
Eighth: RHP Zachary Reininger, 20, R/R, 6-3, 170, Hill (Texas) Junior College.
Ninth: RHP Will LaMarche, 21, R/R, 6-3, 220, LSU
10th: CF Kasey Coffman, 21, L/R, 6-3, Arizona State
11th: RHP Chad Green, 22, L/R, 6-4, 216, Louisville
12th: 3B Dominic Ficociello, 21, S/R, 6-4, 200, Arkansas
13th: C Austin Green, 23, R/R, 6-2, 210, San Diego
14th: RF Ben Verlander, 21, R/R, 6-4, 190, Old Dominion
15th: OF Raphael Rhymes, 23, R/R, 6-0, 190, LSU
16th: C Duncan McAlpine, 22, L/R, 5-11, 216, Dallas Baptist
17th: SS Steven Negron, 20, 5-8, 175, Miami Dade CC South
18th: RHP Jonathan Maciel, 20, 6-2, 225, Long Beach State
19th: RHP Austin Pritcher, 22, R/R, 6-1, 200, The Citadel
20th: RHP Matt Wotherspoon, 21, R/R, 6-1, 175, Pittsburgh
21st: SS Curt Powell, 22, R/R, 5-11, 170, Georgia
22nd: RHP Daryl Norris, 21, R/R, 6-2, 220, Mississippi State
23rd: LHP Tyler Alexander, 18, R/L, 6-3, 180, Southlake, Texas
24th: RHP Chase Edwards, 19, R/R, 6-1, 185, Hill Junior College (Texas)
25th: RHP Johnnie Kirkland, 23, R/R, 6-1, 200, Southeastern U.
26th: CF Adrian Castano, 17, L/L, 6-3, 180, College Point, N.Y.
27th: LHP Joe Mantiply, 22, R/L, 6-4, 217, Virginia Tech
28th: RHP Scott Sitz, 22, R/R, 5-10, 210, Florida State
29th: RHP Charley Sullivan, 22, R/R, 6-1, 200, Alabama
30th: LHP Ryan Beck, 22, L/L, 6-4, 230, New Mexico State
31st: RHP Brett Huber, 23, R/R, 6-3, 210, Mississippi
32nd: RHP Tanner Bailey, 22, R/R, 6-6, 235, Mississippi
33rd: 2B John Armstrong, 18, R/R, 5-10, 175, Wichita, Kan.
34th: 2B Brad Holland, 18, R/R, 6-2, 170, Gilbert, Ariz.
35th: LHP A.J. Puk, 18, L/L, 6-6, 205, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
36th: CF Torii Hunter Jr., 18, R/R, 6-2, 180, Prosper, Texas
37th: LHP Nicholas Deeg, 17, L/L, 6-5, 205, Lake Orion
38th: C Harrison Wenson, 18, R/R, 6-3, 215, U-D Jesuit
39th CF Anfernee Grier, 17, R/R, 6-0, 170, Phenix City, Ala.
40th: 2B Taylor Johnson, 22, L/R, 5-8, 170, St. Edwards (Texas)
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Football and food. It's a pretty enticing combination and it goes to a new level when it is the Super Bowl.
This year's parties can really be spiced up, since the game is in New Orleans.
"Cajun and football goes hand-in-hand," said Dave Saylor, owner of Acadiana Café on Loop 410.
There are so many ways to keep the party cooking without the traditional chips and dips.
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"That it is flavorful, that it's spicy, that it excites your mouth (and) that is goes down real good," Dominick said.
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Pigs in a blanket have been a staple of buffets and cocktail parties for generations. Our deliciously addictive version, from The Perfect Bite Co. in Los Angeles, takes the humble appetizer to sophisticated new heights. Flaky puff pastry is first rubbed with Provençal mustard and herbs, and then it is hand wrapped around perfectly spiced, nitrite-free all-beef franks. These hors d'oeuvres are easy to prepare: simply brush the pastry with egg wash, bake and serve.
- 24 pieces (1 lb., 8 oz. total).
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- The pigs in a blanket ship frozen with dry ice. Please take care not to touch the dry ice with bare hands. Freeze the pigs in a blanket upon receipt. Keep frozen, up to 3 months, until ready to bake.
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- All-beef hot dog (beef, water, contains less than 2% of the following: allspice, celery juice powder, evaporated cane juice, garlic powder, ginger, honey, lactic acid starter culture, mustard, nutmeg, onion powder, paprika, pepper, sea salt), all-butter puff pastry (unbleached enriched flour [wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid, enzyme], butter [pasteurized sweet cream (derived from milk)] water, salt), Dijon mustard (water, mustard seeds, vinegar, salt, citric acid), herbes de Provence.
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Buck kill appears averageBy Dennis Jensen
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Adam Murkowski, the deer project leader for Vermont Fish & Wildlife, poses with one of the bucks he took this season in his native Wisconsin.While the final figures are still not known, the 2012 buck kill is running about average for the kill numbers over the past three years.
As of Dec. 4, the latest figures released by the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, 4,897 bucks have been brought into checking stations around the state.
Meanwhile, the average kill for the previous three years over the same time period is 4,867 antlered deer.
Adam Murkowski, the deer project leader for Fish & Wildlife, said that he is encouraged by the number thus far. And Murkowski stressed that many reports are still due from checking stations.
"This year, compared to last year, the numbers are up," he said. "These are really preliminary numbers. After the muzzleloader season, we'll have a much better handle as they continue to come in from every check station."
This is Murkowski's first buck season with the department after taking the position earlier this year as the top deer biologist in the state.
Murkowski said that, from what he has seen and from what he has heard, Vermont hunters seem to be satisfied with the results of the four 2012 deer seasons.
"Overall, everybody, from archers and young kids and the rifle hunters, everybody seems to be seeing deer," he said. "The general consensus is that people are seeing more deer and are harvesting bigger and more healthy bucks."
The weather for hunting deer during the 16-day firearms buck season was also favorable, Murkowski said.
"People got to sit a little longer and enjoy it," he said.
While Murkowski, an avid deer hunter, didn't get to hunt much in Vermont, he did manage to take three bucks in his native state of Wisconsin.
"I went back home, with my family," he said. "We had a really good year. I got a five-pointer, a nub-horn (button buck) and what should have been a 4-by-4, but every tine on his left side was broken off, with just the main beam showing."
Vermont has an antler restriction rule, which forbids hunters - the exception being the youth deer weekend - from taking spiked bucks. The spike horn rule has been in effect since 2005 and Murkowski said he believes it has done what it was proposed to do.
"There's no doubt the spike horn ban is working," he said. "We know it protects 50 percent of the yearling age class. And we know from the rifle harvest data that the composition of the harvest has been shifting increasingly up to the 2- and 3-year-old bucks."
Since the spike horn ban, the average buck kill has been about 40 percent for yearlings (1-year-old bucks), 35 percent for 2-year-old bucks and 25 percent for bucks 3 years and older, Murkowski said.
"We see that body weights continue to go up and we know from talking to hunters that the number of antler points are going up. We know from talking to hunters at checking stations that they are seeing more bucks and seeing older bucks," he said.
Murkowski said that he believes that the Vermont deer population is in very good shape.
"Vermont has some stark contrasts, in terms of habitat. There's farm country and big woods and a big difference in deer density. But overall the deer herd is very healthy," he said.
Fish & Wildlife understands that the deer herd is not "evenly distributed throughout the landscape," Murkowski said "There are places where we would like to see deer numbers increase."
Meanwhile, deer hunters would be wise to consult the annual deer harvest report, compiled by Fish & Wildlife biologists in time for the annual deer meetings held each winter, Murkowski said.
"We put a lot of effort into analyzing that stuff," he said. "Hunters can analyze that information and use it to help make informed harvest decisions when they are out hunting."
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A season after starting at safety and running back, 2012 saw Major not only rarely in the backfield, but also starting at linebacker.
"It's one of those situations that the last two years he's been on all sides of the ball, and by the eighth or ninth season he's banged up," Bulldogs coach Steve Smith said. "So we had the luxury of having enough depth — except to score in a couple of our games — we didn't really need him at running back."
Depth was also the reason the senior moved to the secondary in 2011 from linebacker, where he started as a freshman and sophomore. However, even after leading the game in tackles in 2009 and being named first team All-State as a sophomore, the transition to the secondary wasn't a big one for Major, considering he was also named first team All-State at his new position as a junior — and again this season.
And in addtion to the county player of the year award, which was voted on by the coaches, Major also was a finalist for ASWA's Class 3A Lineman of the Year.
"Looking at the whole body of work, he's probably the best football player that I've had the opportunity to coach in 18 years," Smith said. "From size, speed, strength and, most importantly, the production standpoint, he's done everything that's asked of him. He's the ultimate team player."
Despite seeing large amounts of playing time all over the field the last four years, Major would rather play linebacker than running back or safety "any day."
Joking that he was stingy when it came to making tackles as a freshman, Major's limited-time offensive role played a large role in some of Piedmont's biggest games in 2012.
"I didn't really run the ball that much, but coach Smith said when he needed me, he'd let me know," Major said. "I love running the ball, but if I need to block, I'll block. Scoring touchdowns is fine, but doing what the team needs most is better to me."
However, it was Major's touchdown against No. 2 Leeds in Week 5 that decided the outcome in the 7-0 win.
Following a Bulldogs timeout, Major blocked momentarily before fading to the right, catching Cade Bradley's pass for what would become the game-winning score and keep Piedmont ranked No. 1 and unbeaten.
"Every week at practice, I get the same amount of reps as everyone else and am in the huddle and know the offensive game plan," Major said. "Coach Smith said he may have to have me so I was ready."
In his last game as a Bulldog, Major recorded a season-high 19 tackles and scored Piedmont's only touchdown against Deshler.
"I never let my wheels down, I guess you could say that," Major said. "I just kept going and kept going. I'm not trying to say I was the only one, but I was on the field and playing as hard as I could in what was a dogfight.
"It was just I wasn't about to give up at all."
Major described his senior season as "great."
"There's one bad memory in the whole year and that's the last game," he said. "Other than that, everything is great. I couldn't ask for better teammates or coaches."
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Actually Quinn Cook may not be number 51. All we know for sure is that he wasn't listed in CBSSports.com's Top 50 point guards in the nation.
North Carolina's Marcus Paige, who has yet to play a college game, is number 45.
Michigan's Trey Burke, NC State's Lorenzo Brown, Elijah Johnson of Kansas, Michigan State's Keith Appling, Virginia Tech's Erick Green, Tennessee's Trae Golden, and Belmont's Kerron Jonson all made the list. That group combined to go 0-9 against the Duke Blue Devils during Cook's freshman year.
Of course, they weren't matched up with Cook for most of those games. Cook played a total of 53 minutes in the nine games against the elite point guards, an average of just under six minutes a game.
Cook missed the entire preseason recovering from a high-school knee injury. He caught up quickly, bringing energy to his stints running the team. He hit his stride at the end of Duke's non-conference schedule, earning an ACC Rookie of the Week honor, before he went down again, with a lingering illness.
By the time he was back to full strength, he was too far behind to have a major impact on the Blue Devils season, playing briefly, when starting point guard Tyler Thornton got into foul trouble.
"The best players are in the best shape," Cook said over the summer. "They never get tired. I wasn't in shape like I was supposed to be last year, and I didn't play. I'm spending the offseason getting in shape."
"I don't want to use it as an excuse," he said. "I was dressed. I was on the court. But my game wasn't where I wanted it to be."
"I don't think you saw what Quinn can do last year," Nolan Smith said. Smith and Cook became close while Cook was still in high school, and Smith played a major role in his decision to come to Duke. "I don't think people have gotten to see how confident he is, or how well he can score the ball. He's going to take advantage of the work he did over the summer."
He's also spent the summer getting disrespected. In addition to the CBSSports.com slight, he also had to listen to everyone's Lehigh jokes. The 15-seed Mountain Hawks bounced Duke from the tournament in the Round of 64.
"No disrespect to Lehigh, but we can't go anywhere without hearing about it," Cook said. "Speaking at camps, the kids would say, 'Hey, Lehigh.' It's funny, but …"
Cook trailed off. Someone suggested an ending to his sentence. "But it's not really funny, is it?"
"No," Cook said. "No, it's not."
Cook enters his second season with a clearly-defined role. Coach Mike Krzyzewski declared him the starter at point guard at Duke's season-opening media day. The declaration confirmed a decision that had been in the works for months.
Cook played on a summer league team with Duke's incoming freshmen and roomed with incoming transfer Rodney Hood over the summer. "It gives me a chance to work on my leadership skills," he said.
As practice opened for the season, Cook said he'd grown up since arriving on campus as a freshman. "I'm more mature," he said. "One year at Duke is like three years at any other college."
While the point guard is a key position for any team, Cook is quick to defer to the upperclassmen on the team. When asked if it was his team, Cook responded, "It's the seniors' team. It's Mason, Seth and Ryan's team."
"But," he added, "being a point guard, you have to take a leadership role out there. It'll be my voice they hear. It's my job to get everybody going."
And if he does his job, he won't be the 51st-best point guard in the nation for long.
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Washington, D.C. - Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered remarks this morning at the United States Institute of Peace headquarters groundbreaking ceremony. President Bush and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid also spoke at the ceremony. Below are the Speaker's remarks, as prepared:
"I am honored to join with you today as we break ground for the permanent home for the United States Institute of Peace.
"In looking over this event's program, you may have read that this land was quarried for the rock that formed the foundation of both the United States Capitol and the White House.
"From this land, the foundations of democracy and freedom can be strengthened once again--when it becomes home to the U.S. Institute of Peace.
"We know this will be the case due to leadership of President Richard Solomon and Chairman J. Robinson West.
"Over the years, I have worked with Dr. Solomon. I know firsthand of his knowledge of America's leadership role in the world and how to work for peace.
"Robin West is an experienced executive and public servant who deserves our thanks and appreciation of his leadership of the USIP Board and for helping bring to fruition the dream of a permanent home for the Institute.
"I also want to express my appreciation to former Secretary of State George Shultz and Father Hesburgh for leading the building campaign.
"We thank Secretary Shultz for his long and distinguished service to our nation--from the United States Marine Corps all the way to the State Department.
"Father Hesburgh has been an untiring voice for peace and justice at home and abroad. As civil rights leader Andrew Young once said, 'If Father Hesburgh was for you, you didn't care who was against you.'
"A warm June day such as today is reminiscent of one 45 years ago, when President John F. Kennedy delivered the commencement address at American University.
"In the last summer of a life that was much too short, President Kennedy spoke that day of the need to seek peace, even in the midst of the bitter Cold War.
"'The United States, as the world knows, will never start a war,' Kennedy told the crowd assembled. 'We shall be prepared if others wish it. We shall be alert to try to stop it. But we shall also do our part to build a world of peace where the weak are safe and the strong are just.'
"Kennedy's words that day summarized his foreign policy. His mission, to build a world 'where the weak are safe and the strong are just,' carries on today at the United States Institute of Peace.
"We can be confident that President Kennedy would look kindly upon the dedication of this new building and the work of those who will labor here.
"This institution's founding in 1984 followed along the same path that President Kennedy set with the Peace Corps, the Agency for International Development, Food for Peace, and the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.
"The Institute of Peace has played a key role in helping to find peaceful solutions from South Africa to Rwanda to Kosovo to Sudan. The Institute of Peace represents the best of what the American people can offer to the world.
"As a former member of the House Appropriations Committee, I am proud to have supported funding for the Institute through the years.
"The peace we seek today is not unlike that described by a young president on that June day so long ago.
"'Not,' as President Kennedy said, 'a Pax Americana enforced on the world by American weapons of war…" but, "the kind of peace that makes life on earth worth living, and the kind that enables men and nations to grow, and to hope, and build a better life for their children--not merely peace for Americans but peace for all men and women, not merely peace in our time but peace in all time.'
"In a world torn by strife, infected by deprivation, and searching for peace, the words of President Kennedy remain our hope for humanity today.
"Thankfully, we have the U.S. Institute of Peace to help move us toward a more respectful, a more generous, and a more peaceful world."


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On a sultry morning in early August, the sculptor Andy Goldsworthy stood in a quarry in Stony Creek, Connecticut, watching the heart being burned out of a ten-ton granite boulder. Eighteen of these tawny-gray brutes, varying between three and fifteen tons, are to be scattered around a space measuring a hundred and twenty feet by thirty-five on the second-story roof terrace of the new extension of the Museum of Jewish Heritage, in Battery Park City. The hollowed rocks will then be filled with soil, and, on September 16th, Holocaust survivors will plant a dwarf chestnut-oak sapling in each one, creating a memorial Garden of Stones.
Ten feet away from Goldsworthy, the stonecutter, Ed Monti (who is the son of an Italian immigrant quarryman), stood on an upended milk crate, draped in a yellow safety coat, his head masked by a black welder's helmet, pointing a six-foot shoulder-mounted lance at the half-eaten core of the lichen-webbed rock. From the nozzle of the lance a propane-ignited mixture of kerosene and oxygen hit the stone at around four thousand degrees Fahrenheit, generating a jet-engine roar. Sprays of sparks erupted about Monti's cowled head as the granite slowly yielded to his gouging flame. It can take twenty-two hours of this relentless attack to turn the largest boulders into scooped eggs.
Amid the din, Goldsworthy, a wiry Englishman in his forties with a habitually frank and friendly expression, observed the burning intently. The rock surrenders to the fire, he said, because fire created it in the first place. But fire cleans as well as sculpts. Shooting flames at granite not only reënacts primordial geology but converts the incinerations of genocide into the flames of sanctification.
Monti, a short, stocky man in his seventies, with a creased, nut-brown face, was unconcerned with these grand meditations. After about half an hour of concentrated fire, he descended from the milk crate and emerged from the helmet, haloed by clouds of steam produced by the cooling spray he runs at the same time as the fire-lance. He is more at home fashioning birdbaths and big neoclassical fountains, one of which was standing behind Goldsworthy's boulders like a duchess stranded in low company. Monti, who drives to the quarry every day from Quincy, south of Boston, made no secret of the fact that the job is more perseverance than pleasure, since kerosene fumes got inside his mask and red-hot splinters of flying rock sometimes burned through his protective clothing. Goldsworthy, too, who has been often scarred, frozen, and lacerated while making his strenuously wrought pieces, showed off fresh burn marks acquired on the job. "Dangerous work—can get nasty," Monti said in his flat Massachusetts accent, with a rueful smile. Jacob Ehrenberg, Goldsworthy's imperturbable young project manager, has had to deal with operatic Monti specials: tantrums over pay; impromptu walkouts. But on this morning Monti went at it with a will, looking, with his helm and spear, decidedly archaic, like a warrior on an Attic vase.
During a break from the burning, Goldsworthy, Ehrenberg, and I peered into the opened belly of the rock. The interior was speckled gray, with shreds of stone flaking away from the walls or pulverized into a granular silica, like sand on a beach, some of the grains glassily fused. John Ruskin's feverishly beautiful passages on "Compact Crystallines," in "Modern Painters," came to mind, in which he describes the glitter of granite as looking "somewhat like that of a coarse piece of freshly broken loaf sugar."
The cavity is conical, a form that much preoccupies Goldsworthy, who often declares a debt to Brancusi. Monti was working from the opened base and down the narrowing funnel. Once hollowed, the rocks are inverted, so that the saplings can sit at the neck of the boulder, atop their bed of earth. The disproportion between the hefty stones and the tiny, six-inch plants may risk looking absurd, but it will at least preclude any possibility of the stones' resembling the oversized planters commonplace in corporate atriums. Instead, a mysterious hatching will be inaugurated: the sprig from the rock.
The growth process of the sprouting menhirs, standing between the Hudson and Ground Zero, will not, however, be risk-free. Tom Whitlow, a Cornell plant ecologist whom Goldsworthy consulted, warned that if the growing tree should press against its unyielding stone girdle it could crush the living cambium immediately beneath the bark. In that case, the root system would atrophy and die. But unlike many contemporary artists, fretful about their posterity, Goldsworthy incorporates the indeterminate outcomes of natural processes into most of his work. Sculptures created from found materials like ice and thorns, driftwood, and even bleached kangaroo bones all presuppose that artistic design will yield to the cycles of time and climate, whether over an hour or a decade.
Sometimes misread as a placid pastoralist, Goldsworthy is in fact a dramaturge of nature's temper, often fickle, often foul. A recent, very beautiful film of his work, "Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time," must be one of the few documentaries in which an artist is seen enduring, repeatedly, the collapse of his own creation, as he attempts to build a cone of dark seashore stones. The idea, a dream of every seven-year-old sandcastle engineer, was that the cone should stand sentinel, almost submerged in the high tide, yet survive intact to reappear as the water receded. (After multiple failures, he finally pulls it off.) Similarly, Goldsworthy relishes the embattled growth of his dwarf chestnut oaks, contending with the jackhammer shaking of downtown construction, the judder of helicopter rotors on the riverbank, sudden gusts of estuarine winds, and the murky air of lower Manhattan. The plants' fight for survival against the odds is meant as an emblem of the Jewish experience they memorialize. "The trees I wanted couldn't be decorative," he says. "They needed to be tough little S.O.B.s."


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Beautiful Healing story of Grace February 21, 2013
I loved this book!!! I will say that I have read many Amish novels recently and this one truly touched my heart. Grace suffered abuse at the hands of the husband she was forced to marry to save her family's farm and she needed healing. God gave that healing to her through the love of Seth. I have also worked with many autistic young people as a teacher and Abel stole a place in my heart quickly as I read.
I love that this novel is focused on grace....God's grace. We all need grace in our lives and so many of us have suffered abuse at the hands of others and this book can bring healing to those readers as well. For quilting and painting lovers and enthusiasts, read and see how these two crafts are celebrated among the Amish. Will painting as an art be allowed for Seth and Abel? Grace would certainly say yes, wouldn't it?
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Grace's beauty almost cost her everything. This new start is all she has left.
When Grace Beiler was only a girl, she was married off to an older Amish man in order to save her family's farm. Years later, she finds herself newly widowed and a mother to a young son. She has finally fled her sad past and plans to settle into a quiet life in Pennsylvania.
As soon as she arrives, she captures the attention of Seth Wyse, the most eligible bachelor in Pine Creek. Seth is candid about his feelings for her, and for her son Abel, but Grace is determined to protect her heart. Her determination falters when her brother-in-law reveals the troubling contents of her late husband's will.
Seth offers Grace his hand in marriage, and thus a means of escape. But despite his having saved her from another loveless marriage, Grace is slow to trust her new husband. And as the months wear on, Seth wonders if he has made a mistake. But God is quietly at work in their hearts, and Seth and Grace soon discover that threads of grace bind them together in a tapestry rich in hope and love.
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Harris won't play vs. Rams; Lacy and all four QBs most likely will
Green Bay - There are signs that RB DuJuan Harris is ready to play against the St. Louis Rams Saturday night, but coach Mike McCarthy is taking the safe route with his expected starter.
McCarthy held Harris out of most of the drills in the team's helmets-only practice Thursday at Ray Nitschke Field as part of his "limited" status this week and he plans to sit him against the Rams.
Harris is coming off a knee injury that sidelined him for 11 practices and the first exhibition game.
"I kept him in limited reps so he will not go in St. Louis," McCarthy said. "I had a chance to speak with him this morning. He's ready but we just want to bring him back in limited fashion this week and he'll be 100% to go next week."
Another of McCarthy's backs, rookie Eddie Lacy, appears ready to make his NFL debut.
Lacy missed three practices and the Arizona game with a hamstring pull, but his workload gradually increased this week to the point where he was able to take part in a fair number of competitive team drills Wednesday and Thursday. Lacy has also been limited this week, but he has done more than Harris and had a huge number of snaps under his belt before being injured.
"I hope so," McCarthy said when asked if Lacy would play. "He practiced today. We'll have a chance to look at the film and let all those guys that were in limited practice reps during the course of the week, their evaluation in the morning will determine it, but I'm hopeful that he'll play."
Typically, the No. 1 offense has played the entire first quarter and sometimes into the second in the second preseason game and McCarthy said he didn't expect anything to be different this year.
However, he has stated that he wants to see Vince Young more in game situations so he can get a better evaluation of him. Asked if he was considering giving Young some snaps with the No. 1 offense, McCarthy said no.
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Against Arizona, Rodgers played first, Graham Harrell second, Young third and B.J. Coleman last. McCarthy said he hoped to get all four into the game.
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How can Harris be the starter? He got cut by the Jags!! He had 4 good games last year and McCarthy acts like he's the second coming of Barry Sanders. Plus, in his first offseason, he misses a ton of time to injury and presumably, apathy.
If he's not playing, he's probably not the nail eater we are all looking for.Hide replies
Harris has 1200/feature potential, according to some.
Me? It's Lacy time, baby!
McCarthy spoke recently of "entitled" players who are chosen high in the draft. It's my guess he's listing Harris as the starter to give Lacy motivation, at least in part.
Agreed, I suspect McCarthy is doing some gamesmanship here.
It ain't gonna work, dog. Everybody that has paid any attention knows that Lacy is gonna be the feature back. But Harris as his back-up? Excellent.
I'm thinking Lacy and Starks alternating, like Bennett and Levens, or Brockington and Lane (no I won't compare them to Taylor and Hornung), with Harris as change-of-pace receiving back. Eventually Franklin could fill that role, too. Pretty exciting.
Different era for #s 36 & 42. Believe they were paired in the same backfield as fullback & halfback. No alternating for that power tandem.
With pass protection at a premium to protect our number one asset do not be surprised if Lacy will not start immediately. When l he has it down, game 4 maybe and from then on he is it. Look for Franklin to be a third down back if he gets pass pro down. On screens and dump offs he will be fantastic.
His blocking has reportedly been fine.
Harris has earned the right to be "called" the starter...according to MM..based on last year in the playoffs. No doubt that Lacy will be the main man as the season goes along with Harris ,Starks and Franklin all contributing a bunch to the teams success in reaching the Superbowl...YES ,I said the Superbowl
Just having any sort/type of running game with this passing game and an improved defense means the Superbowl
Speaking of Harris being the starter...what is everyone's fascination with Starks. He had a good run of a few games during the Super Bowl run but has done nothing since. He runs hard but that is about it. He needs to be healthy so he can develop his game.
I agree with NC, bring on Lacy. I hope Green's knee can get healthy because he looked good last year before his knee started to swell up on him as the year went on.Hide replies
i think lacy will be the feature back but starks is looking great.
not sure why that's not a good thing as long as he's healthy.
I think it can only be beneficial to the Packers to have several running backs available as inevitably the majority of them will be injured during the season, especially Lacy who is prone to them.
That being said, I love Lacy, he's exactly what the Packers need. How many times in the last couple years have Packers drives ended because they couldn't run a 3rd and 1? If Lacy shows he takes more than a couple guys to bring down, that will take teams out of the 2 deep cover. His pass rushing skills should significantly aid in the passing game. You can't run him all the time but in short yardage situations and passing situations, he's ideal. Let Harris, Starks or Franklin take the hits on obvious running downs.Hide replies
"I love Lacy"
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The production of Baraka was very demanding. Our goal was to take a minimal crew (five) to as many diverse locations as possible within the limits of an independent film's budget. With few exceptions, we worked or traveled seven days a week, usually rising at 4 or 5 a.m., working past sunset, then plotting the details for the following day. Careful planning was partly a financial necessity; stock and processing costs for 70mm are more than double those of 35mm. During those 14 months on location, we shot only 17 1/2 hours of film.
Our trips were planned well in advance of our arrivals with local coordinators in each country. We also allowed for last-minute changes depending on factors like weather or the opportunity to access some particularly unusual subject matter—such as the oil fires in Kuwait—on short notice. There were a number of near disasters, including engine failure in a small plane over the Amazon rainforest, the discovery of landmines during one of our shoots in Cambodia and close shaves on one-lane mountain roads with animal-drawn carts and large trucks during a long road trip across the island of Java. We were fortunate that there were no serious illnesses or accidents within this intense period. As time went on, we became more and more immersed in this exhilarating but often grueling experience.
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Avalanche's "Pretty Cool Little Game" Revealed
Swedish developer Avalanche Studios announced their first downloadable title today: Renegade Ops. The team behind the Just Cause series teased the ga
Avalanche Studios to Tackle PSN, XBLA Next
The team behind the Just Cause series, Avalanche Studios, is looking to enter the XBLA and PSN market with what they're branding "a pretty cool littl


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How to determine depth of non-load bearing post when NOT using concrete?
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Are Gemini Harmonie tiles and Gemini Ceramic Pool tiles safe to use for an outdoor mosaic?
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